(epop at stanford dot edu) is the Pease-Ye Professor of Electrical
Engineering (EE)
and, by courtesy, of Materials Science & Engineering and Applied Physics at Stanford and SLAC,
where he also leads the
SystemX
Heterogeneous Integration focus area. Before Stanford, he spent several years on the
faculty
of
UIUC, and
in industry at Intel and IBM. His
research interests include nanoelectronics, data storage, and energy. He
received his PhD in EE from Stanford (2005) and three
degrees from MIT (MEng and BS in EE, BS in Physics). His honors include the
Intel Outstanding Researcher Award, the
PECASE
from
the White House (the highest honor given by the US
government to early-career scientists & engineers), Young
Investigator Awards from the Navy, Air Force, NSF
CAREER, DARPA, and several best-paper awards with his students. He
is an APS and IEEE Fellow, a Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher, he
was General Chair of
the IEEE
DRC and IEEE
NVMTS,
and he has also served on program committees of the IEDM, VLSI,
MRS, and
APS conferences. In his spare time he tries to avoid injuries while
snowboarding and in a past life he was a
DJ
at
KZSU 90.1 FM. [
CV]
(koosha at stanford dot edu)
Koosha received his Ph.D. (2022) in EE, his M.S. (2016) in ME from
Stanford, and previously his B.S. (2014) in ME from Sharif University
of Technology. Along the way, he did internships at Apple (OLED/LCD
displays) and HP Labs (3D Electronics). He is now a post-doc at
Stanford developing novel flexible optoelectronic devices, including
solar cells and wearable temperature sensors, based on 2D transition
metal dichalcogenides.
(tara dot pena at stanford dot edu)
Tara received her Ph.D. in (2023) and M.S. (2019) in ECE
from Univ. Rochester, supported by an NSF Fellowship, and her
B.S.
(2017) in Physics from Adelphi
Univ. She is now a postdoc at Stanford examining strain-engineered
heterostructures and devices based on 2D and other materials. She is a
recipient of the
NSF MPS-Ascend Postdoctoral Fellowship.
(athoang at stanford dot edu)
Anh Tuan received his Ph.D. (2022) in Electrical and
Electronic
Engineering from Yonsei University and his M.S. (2016) in Bionano
Engineering from Hanyang University, supported by the BK21+
Fellowship. He is now a postdoc at Stanford focusing on the wafer-scale
synthesis & characterization of 2D semiconductors. He is
co-advised
with Prof.
Andrew
Mannix.
(antonper at stanford dot edu)
Anton received his Ph.D. (2023) in EE from Lund University and his
M.Sc. (2018) in Engineering Physics from Chalmers University of
Technology and the Technical University of Munich. He is now a postdoc
at Stanford researching emerging memristor technologies for in-memory
computing applications, including phase change materials and
ferroelectrics integrated onto 2D transition metal dichalcogenides. He
is a recipient of the Wallenberg Fellowship.
(asir at stanford dot edu)
Asir completed his Ph.D. with our group in 2023 and is currently a
postdoc with Prof.
Sayeef
Salahuddin at UC Berkeley, while remaining a Visiting
Researcher with us. He received his
B.Sc (2016) and M.Sc (2018) in EE from Bangladesh University
of Engineering and Technology (BUET). He is interested in the design,
fab, and measurements of phase change materials
and topological semimetal interconnects for low-power memory and
computing. Asir is a
recipient of the Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF) and of several
other awards listed
here.
(koroglu at stanford dot edu)
Çağıl (Chuck) received his B.S. in EEE
(2016) and Physics (2017) from Middle
East Technical University, and is now pursuing his M.S. and Ph.D. in EE
at Stanford. His current research interests include nanoscale
thermometry, thermal modeling, and using nanomaterials for thermal
solutions in nanoscale devices and 3D ICs. Together with Michelle Chen,
Cagil received a
Best
Poster Award at the SRC ASCENT Annual Review in 2018.
(marcj at stanford dot edu)
Marc received his BASc with distinction in Nanotechnology
Engineering (2017) from the University of Waterloo and is currently
pursuing his M.S. and Ph.D. in EE at Stanford, co-advised with Prof.
Krishna Saraswat.
His research focuses on the implementation of CMOS-compatible strain
engineering techniques for 2D transistors. He is the Alma M. Collins
recipient (2018) of the Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF).
(jsko9327 at stanford dot edu)
Jung-Soo
received his B.S. (2018) with high honors in Electrical and Electronic
Engineering from Yonsei University and is now pursuing his Ph.D. in EE
at Stanford. His research focuses on fabrication of 2D materials and
devices with high-k gate oxides, especially characterization of their
interface, as well as ferroelectric high-k oxides for memory
applications. Jung-Soo is a recipient of the SK Hynix
fellowship
and he is co-advised with Prof.
Krishna Saraswat.
(cnattoo at stanford dot edu)
Crystal received her B.S. in Electrical Engineering (EE) with a minor
in Graphic Design from the University of Miami in 2019. She is
currently pursuing her M.S. and Ph.D. in EE at Stanford. Her current
research focuses on the fabrication and characterization of flexible
sensors and circuits using 2D transition metal dichalcogenides. She is
a recipient of the NSF Graduate Fellowship.
(mzislam at stanford dot edu)
Mahnaz
received her B.Sc. (2017) and M.Sc. (2019) in EEE from Bangladesh
University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) and is currently
pursuing her Ph.D. in EE at Stanford. Her current research
focuses on the physics and applications of insulator-metal-transition
(IMT) oxides such as vanadium oxide and niobium oxide. She is the
recipient of a Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF).
(kmn at stanford dot edu)
Katie received her B.S. with honors in Materials Engineering from Iowa
State (2019) and is now pursuing her M.S. and Ph.D. in EE at Stanford.
Her current research interests include the growth and characterization
of high-mobility and under-studied 2D materials (such as InSe), for
transistors and other heterostructure devices. She is the
recipient of a Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF).
(swahid at stanford dot edu)
Sumaiya received her B.Sc. (2017) and M.Sc. (2019) in EEE from
Bangladesh
University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) and is now pursuing her
Ph.D. in EE at Stanford. Her research interest includes the fabrication
and characterization of chalcogenide thin films and nanoscale devices.
She is the recipient of a Stanford Graduate Fellowship (SGF).
(jay632 at stanford dot edu)
Jerry received
his B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from UT Austin
(2020)
and is now pursuing his Ph.D. in EE and M.A. in Education at Stanford.
His research focuses on strain in novel materials and their
applications in flexible electronics, conventional computing, and
quantum computing. In addition, he is interested in diversity, equity,
and inclusion issues in engineering education. He is a recipient of the
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
(maritha at stanford dot edu)
Maritha
received her B.S. in Chemistry and B.A. in Physics from the University
of Chicago (2020) and is now pursuing her M.S. and Ph.D. in MSE at
Stanford. Her current research focuses on elucidating the transport
properties of 2D materials using simulations. She is a recipient of the
NSF Graduate Fellowship and Stanford’s Shoucheng Zhang
Graduate
Fellowship (previously the Quantum Science and Engineering Fellowship).
(rkabenne at stanford dot edu)
Robert (Rob) received his MASc in ECE (2021) and BASc in
Nanotechnology (2019) from Univ. of Waterloo. He is
currently
pursuing his Ph.D in EE at Stanford, focused on numerical methods to
study the electrostatic and capacitive properties of 2D materials, and
on developing analytical models for contact resistance in Schottky
barrier transistors. He is a recipient of the Stanford Graduate
Fellowship (SGF) and an NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS-D).
(lahoang at stanford dot edu)
Lauren
received her M.S. (2021) in EE and B.S. (2020) in Materials Science and
Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. She is now pursuing
her Ph.D. in EE at Stanford University. Her current research focuses on
the stability of oxide transistors and on large-scale growth and
devices of 2D semiconductors. She is co-advised by Prof.
Andrew
Mannix.
(xiangjin at stanford dot edu)
Xiangjin
received his B.S. in Physics from Nanjing University (2020) and is now
pursuing his M.S. and Ph.D. in EE at Stanford. His current research
focuses on novel materials and heterostructures for memory
applications, including phase change memory (PCM), dynamic
random-access memory (DRAM), and their interconnects. He is co-advised
by Prof.
H.-S.
Philip
Wong.
(haotian_su at stanford dot edu)
Haotian received his B.S. in EE from National University of Singapore
(2022) and is now pursuing his M.S. and Ph.D. at Stanford. His research
focuses on developing novel materials and thin films for
energy-efficient memories and computing, including magnetic
random-access memory (MRAM), oxide transistors, and other nanoscale
devices. He is co-advised by Prof.
Shan X. Wang.
(ereato at stanford dot edu)
Eros received his B.Sc (2016) in EE from Univ. Trento (Italy), M.Sc
(2018) in EE from Univ. Udine (Italy), and is currently
pursuing
his Ph.D. in EE at RWTH Aachen Univ., with Prof. Max Lemme while
working as a visiting researcher at Stanford. He is interested in the
design, fabrication and measurement of 2D semiconductor devices and
integrated circuits, with focus on nanoscale fabrication, flexible
substrates and RF performance.
Past Members (Alumni)
Post-Docs, PhD, and MS Students:
Prof.
Alwin Daus, post-doc (2019-21)
Dr.
Sam Vaziri, post-doc (2017-20)
Prof. Kevin
Brenner, post-doc (2018-19)
Prof.
Aditya Sood, post-doc (2018)
Prof.
Miguel
Muñoz Rojo, post-doc
(2016-18)
Prof.
Eilam Yalon, post-doc
(2015-18)
Dr.
Michal J. Mleczko, post-doc (2017)
Prof.
Feng Xiong, post-doc (2013-16)
Dr. Zuanyi Li, post-doc (2014-15)
Dr. Yong Cheol Shin, post-doc
(2014-16)
Dr.
Ashkan Behnam, post-doc
(2010-13)
Dr.
Myung-Ho Bae, post-doc
(2009-11)
30. Dr. Marc Jaikissoon, Ph.D. EE (2023)
29. Dr. Asir I. Khan, Ph.D. EE (2023)
28. Dr. Michelle E. Chen, Ph.D. MSE (2023)
27. Dr. Connor Bailey, Ph.D. EE (2023)
26. Dr. Victoria Chen, Ph.D. EE (2022)
25. Dr. Kirstin Schauble, Ph.D. EE (2022)
24. Dr. Alex Gabourie, Ph.D. EE (2021)
23. Dr. Connor McClellan, Ph.D. EE (2021)
22. Dr. Stephanie Bohaichuk, Ph.D. EE (2020)
21. Dr. Isha Datye, Ph.D. EE (2020)
20. Dr. Runjie (Lily) Xu, Ph.D. EE (2020)
19. Dr. Sanchit Deshmukh, Ph.D. EE (2020)
18. Dr. Chris Neumann, Ph.D. EE (2019)
17. Dr. Saurabh Suryavanshi, Ph.D.
EE (2018)
16. Dr. Kirby Smithe, Ph.D.
EE (2018)
15. Dr. Ning Wang, Ph.D. EE
(2018)
14. Dr. Feifei Lian, Ph.D.
EE (2018)
13. Dr. Chris English, Ph.D.
EE (2017)
12. Dr. Michal Mleczko, Ph.D.
EE (2016)
11. Dr. Zuanyi Li, Ph.D.
Physics
(2015)
10. Prof.
Sharnali Islam, Ph.D.
ECE
(2015)
9. Dr. Enrique Carrion, Ph.D.
ECE (2015)
8. Dr. Andrey Serov, Ph.D.
ECE (2014)
7. Dr. Kyle Grosse, Ph.D. MechSE
(2014)
6. Dr. Vincent Dorgan, Ph.D.
ECE (2014)
5. Prof.
Feng Xiong, Ph.D. ECE (2014)
4. Dr. Joshua Wood, Ph.D.
ECE (2013)
3. Prof.
David Estrada, Ph.D.
ECE (2013)
2. Dr. Albert Liao, Ph.D.
ECE (2012)
1. Dr. Zhun-Yong Ong, Ph.D.
Physics (2011)
Ryan Grady, M.S., EE (2019)
Sungduk Hong, M.S., ECE (2013)
Austin S. Lyons, M.S.
Thesis, ECE (2011)
Balaji Ramasubramanian, M.S.
Thesis, ECE (2010) |
Undergraduate Researchers:
(thesis recipients
underlined) Frederick Nitta (2022-24) Aditya Bora (2023-24)
Felix Zhang (2023)
Vivian Auduong (2022)
Connor Cremers (2022)
Neel Roy (2021-22)
Kamila Thompson (2021)
Noor Fakih (2020)
Maisy Lam (2020)
Sidra Nadeem (2020)
Paul Bates Walter (2019)
Linsen Li (2018)
Andrew Yu
(2017)
Bozo Vareskic (2017)
Megan Yamoah (2016)
Stephone Christian (2016)
Anika Manzo (2016)
Aria Tedjarati (2016)
Erin Antono (2015-16)
Peter Satterthwaite (2015)
Priyanka Rao (2015)
Justin Doong (2014-15)
Job Nalyanya (2014)
Tim Anderson (2014)
Yeshar Hadi (2014)
Maryann
Tung (2013)
Muneeb
Ahmed (2013)
Juan-Pablo Llinas (2012-13)
Jayan Hewaparakrama (2012-13)
Christopher
Neumann
(2012)
Yuan Dai
(2012)
Akshay Malik (2011-12)
Alicia Hoag (2011-12)
Xuanyu Zhong (2012)
Sumit Dutta
(2011)
Gautam
Shine
(2011)
Eric Kwan (2011)
Chun-Ming Ching (2011)
Jose Matamoros (2011)
Jen-Chieh Liu (2011)
Dominic Ortigara (2010)
Yang Zhao
(2009)
Shreya Prakash (2009)
Ryan Pecora (2009)
Aidee San Miguel (2009)
I-Ru (Tim) Chen
(2008)
Jerry Lee (2008)
William
Wahby
(2007)
Jaime Valle (2007) |
Visitors
Eros Reato, RWTH Aachen Univ. (2023)
Prof.
Matthew Gilbert, Univ. Illinois Urbana-Champaign (2018)
Luis Ruelas, Downtown College Prep, Alum Rock (2017)
Prof. Xinran Wang,
Nanjing University (2017)
Prof.
Akiko Ueda, University of Tsukuba (2017)
Takaaki Uno, JSR Corp. Japan (2015-17)
Henry Fung, Irvington High School, Fremont (2016)
Prof.
Davide Donadio, Max Planck (now UC Davis) (2015)
Massimiliano Bianchi, Politecnico di Milano Como (2012)
Andrea Cappelli, Univ. of Modena (2012)
Marina Timmermans, Aalto University (2011)
Ilaria Imperiale, Univ. of Bologna (2011)
Prof.
Daniele
Ielmini, Politecnico di Milano (2010)
Prof.
Junichiro
Shiomi, Univ. of Tokyo (2009)
Thierry Tsafack, Univ. of Bologna (2009-10)
updated Dec
2023